JLab Go Sport+ Wireless Workout Earbuds Featuring C3 Clear Calling, Secure Earhook Sport Design, 35+ Hour Bluetooth Playtime, and 3 EQ Sound Settings (Green)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I’ve purchased JLab headphones before. (I know these are probably supposed to be called earbuds but I use ‘headphones’ and ‘earbuds’ interchangeably. Headphones/Earbuds = wireless headphones to me) They typically have lasted me a year (with everyday use for multiple hours a day). I wouldn’t say these are headphones that’ll last you 10 years because they probably won’t, but if you’re being careful with them and not dropping them, letting them die, or using them 24/7 (like I did when I got my first pair in college)— they’ll last a good while.Comfort:These are great when it comes to comfort. I’ve worn my previous JLab earbuds for hours on end without discomfort or feeling like my ears are being squeezed. It’s been exactly the same with these, very comfy. Sound quality is also great! My music plays clearly and the volume is adjustable to be quiet, loud, or in-between. The little piece that goes around the ear isn’t tight or immovable, so it doesn’t pinch my ears; BUT it’s also not wiggly and useless, so it still helps secure the headphones. Also, bonus is that when I have my music on, I can barely hear outside sounds. The only thing that I’ll really be able to hear is if someone is loudly saying something to me or if there’s a really loud sound nearby. This can be.. good or bad, depending on how much you want to ignore the rest of the world.Lightweight:Not much to say, they’re lightweight. Not heavy in the case, not heavy individually, the case isn’t massive, and they’re not some thick awful thing you have to force into your ears (like most earbuds are). They’re easy to carry in a pocket or bag, and easy to quickly pull out and use.Color:The color looks just like the picture and is beautiful!! I’ll be real, I needed new headphones regardless— but the color choices really persuaded me to buy these asap, rather than saving money for a bit (which I’ve been needing to do) and then getting them. I don’t know what color they called the ones I got, but they’re basically a beautiful bright coral color, you’ll know which ones I’m talking about if you look at the different color options on the product. And yes, they really do look just like the picture.TLDR; they’re comfy, they’re gorgeous, they have good audio quality, and this brand of headphones/earbuds usually lasts at least a year (probably longer if you take better care of them than me).

I got this ones 9 months ago because I needed to replace my beats that were barely hanging on to life. Obviously they are not the same, but they are the best ones I found in that price range. I sweat a lot when I’m working out and cheap headphones can’t usually handle that but I haven’t had any issues with this ones. The sound quality is decent, the noise cancellation is good as well and it even has an option to reduce it if you need to be ‘aware’ of your surroundings. The Bluetooth range is fine when I’m working out indoors, but when I go outside to run the music gets interrupted sometimes, however, others I tried in this price range were actually worst. The only thing I hated was that the touch controls are sooo sensitive that even a drop of sweat or my hair slightly touching the headphone would end up changing the volume or song, but then I read I could actually deactivate that from the app so it solved that.

These plugs paired themselves to my phone, it was so easy. Good packaging, durable enough, fit snuggly into their charging base. Good fit into the ear - ideal for people who don't like buds. The sound is good enough, I guess, but I'll need to play around with EQ's to fine tune. Where can they go wrong?The charging method. It's terrible. Nobody charges with these ends. You have to come back to Amazon and buy adaptors for these charging plugs. Which I did. And once I did, they worked perfectly.Buyer beware! Keep this in mind when you choose this product. It's good, but not worth the extra, unnecessary headache.

I got two pairs by JLab, one in the color of Red/Coral and the other in the color Green/Neon Yellow. I needed replacement headphones specifically so I could listen to some lectures for class, along with listening to music and whatnot.First Impression...I didn't like them. I need a wireless/bluetooth situation that went over the ear because its what I like and they're usually more comfortable to wear to sleep, wear while walking around, etc. These right out of the package were hard plastic/rubber coating which actually rubbed against my ears - I had some sores for a little while until I adjusted to them. I wanted to return them, but the need outweighed comfort. You have the option to download the JLab app which lets you further customize your listening experience (I'm guessing, I mostly just connected them to my phone and used my phone's customizable audio settings.)The audio quality is kind of...okay. These have a lot of sound profiles which, for me, seem to be difficult to differentiate or utilize since the touch point component responds some of the time. I've had accidental bumps with certain beanies that trigger an ear aching switch to 'surroundings mode' which blasted the noise level and conversations happening on the bus around me right into my ears. I've looked at the literature/guides they came with to figure out the settings, but it always seems like they're non-existent options. Going off of sound quality, though, they're lacking quite a lot. Even with the alternative settings on my phone's audio customization screen, you can really only hear the sound clearly if you're in a room without outside factors. They don't have noise-cancelling features, as far as I'm aware.I like that they seem to be sturdy enough to handle getting lost in pockets, falling on the floor, or even just routine cleaning to keep things nice. I also like that the case they go in doubles as charging port, and charging cable. All-in-one which makes recharging easy. An issue I've found, though, is that you need to wipe out the interior of the case, along the electrode prong things to ensure there's nothing building up from taking them off and stowing them away. I've had to go along the headphones charging points, too, with a Q-tip to make sure they were free of hair, dead skin, or wax or anything that might prevent a good connection. And I've also noticed that the case, while it does seem to be set up to securely keep the headphones in place while charging, I have to pick the headphones up one at a time to ensure the magnetic piece accurately gets the charging points connected. I've had a quite a few times where I had to go without headphones simply because they didn't connect right the first time.Bluetooth range...It's the worst range I've had compared to other over-the-ear headphones with Bluetooth capabilities. If I have them paired to my laptop while I'm listening to a podcast, get up and walk about 10 feet across the hall to the bathroom, the signal becomes significantly spotty and the audio drops out. This is with one door open, and one door closed. Though I've had several non-descript brands of headphones in the past where I could leave my phone upstairs, walk across the house and go downstairs to grab something and still hear the music or podcast I was listening to. These also have the worst time connecting to audio if I put my phone in a bag or on the opposite side of my person. Even on windy days the audio would get very shoddy.I went with 3/5 because they serve their purpose. They've survived sleepy nights when I fell asleep with them on, and they've survived rain storms and bus rides. Do they work flawlessly? God no. Worst headphones I've ever owned.I most likely won't be buying these again.Also, as a last minute thought, the red/coral ones have retained their color through their use. The neon yellow/green ones have experienced discoloration around the part that goes over the ears.